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Ridgeline Roofing
A roofing crew stripping the old shingles off a single story home in Kestrel Point
Storm damage? Call now

Roofing in Kestrel Point, MI since 2008

Your roof has one job. We make sure it keeps doing it.

Repairs, tear-offs, storm damage and gutters for homes across Kestrel Point and the surrounding townships. Free inspection, photos of what we find, and a written price before anyone gets on a ladder.

Licensed and fully insured

Certificate sent with every quote

18 years on local roofs

Working here since 2008

Written workmanship warranty

On paper, handed over at completion

A summer thunderstorm lighting up the sky over a row of rooftops

The morning after

After a storm, do these three things.

  1. 01

    Stay off the roof

    Wet shingles and hidden soft spots put more people in the emergency room after a storm than the storm does. Look from the ground or the window.

  2. 02

    Photograph what you can see

    Shingles in the yard, dents in the gutters, granules washed into the downspout splash. Date-stamped phone photos are worth a lot later.

  3. 03

    Get it looked at inside a week

    Most policies want damage reported promptly, and a small lift turns into wet decking fast. Our post-storm inspection is free and takes about an hour.

Not sure it is worth a look? Call (555) 555-0123 and describe what you can see. We will tell you honestly whether it needs us.

A roofer laying underlayment across the back slope of a brick ranch house

The claim stays in your name.

We are the roofers, not your insurer and not your adjuster. What we can do is make sure every bit of damage is documented before anybody makes a decision about it.

Storm claims

Insurance claims, handled with you.

Most homeowners file one roof claim in their life. We sit through several a month, so we know where the process usually goes sideways and how to keep yours off that path.

  1. 1

    We document before you call anyone

    Dated photos of every slope, close-ups of the hail hits and a written summary. Insurers move faster when the evidence is already sitting in the file.

  2. 2

    You file the claim, we hand you the file

    The claim is yours to file, and it stays in your name. We give you the report, the measurements and the photos so nothing is left to memory.

  3. 3

    We meet the adjuster on the roof

    We are there for the inspection, pointing at the damage with the adjuster instead of arguing about it later over email.

  4. 4

    We build what the scope says

    Once the scope is settled, we schedule the work and build to it. We cannot promise how any insurer decides, but we can make sure nothing gets missed.

No charge, no obligation

What a free inspection covers.

About an hour, start to finish. You get the photos whether or not you ever hire us, and if the roof has years left in it we will say so.

Close view of a roofer setting a fastener into a new course of shingles
  • Every slope walked, or flown if the pitch is too steep to stand on
  • Shingle condition: granule loss, curling, creasing and hail bruising
  • Flashing at chimneys, walls, skylights and every pipe boot
  • Valleys, ridge caps and the first three courses above the eave
  • Gutters, fascia and the drip edge behind them
  • Attic check for daylight, damp decking and blocked soffit vents
  • Ventilation math: how much intake and exhaust the attic actually has
  • A dated photo set and a written summary, emailed the same day
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A written workmanship warranty

Materials carry whatever the manufacturer offers. Our own work carries a written workmanship warranty on top of it, handed to you on paper the day the job is signed off. If something we installed fails, we come back and fix it.

Financing is available

A roof rarely fails at a convenient moment. We work with lenders who handle home improvement financing, so the roof can go on now and be paid for over time. Ask when we quote and we will walk you through the options.

From homeowners

What the neighbors say.

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They found the leak in the attic in about ten minutes after two other companies told us to replace the whole roof. It was a cracked pipe boot. Fixed it that afternoon.
Kara D. / Harbor Glen
Tear-off Monday, done Tuesday, and I could not find a single nail in the driveway afterward. The crew lead texted me photos of the bad decking they swapped out.
Tom W. / Kestrel Point
After the June hail they were on the roof the next morning with a camera and stayed for the adjuster visit. We knew what was going on the whole way through.
Renata and Phil S. / Ash Creek

Free, and quick

Get up there before the next storm does.

Book an inspection or just call and describe what you are seeing. Either way you get a straight answer and photos of the roof you cannot see from the ground.

Call (555) 555-0123